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WordPress 3.3 Beta 3 available, now with jQuery 1.7 in core
WordPress 3.3 Beta 3 has been announced , which means local and test installs all over the planet should be clicking on to give this new one a go. You should test with your themes and plugins, particularly if you’re a developer of one that uses jQuery since this release includes jQuery 1.7. We’re not quite at the stage for a Release Candidate yet, but we’ll get there shortly. In Jane Wells’ announcement she mentioned that there have been 200 commits made since beta 2.
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Recently, I have been spending a lot of time developing some new automation functionality for my Dynamic Content Gallery plugin, working out how best to get the plugin to use WordPress’ Featured Image functionality and to automatically create the correct additional image sizes when adding and uploading images via the WP Admin UI. During this work I discovered, perhaps to my shame, that I didn’t know quite as much about Media handling in WordPress as I thought I did.
Wordpress Featured Images – add_image_size() resizing and cropping demo — studiograsshopper
Update Recently i worked o a site that needed some modification to the category edit screen in order to display a different image for each category page (it’s also implemented in this site).
WordPress Category Extra Fields
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MobileChief – A mobile site builder wrapped up in a WordPress plugin MobileChief is a powerful and extendable mobile site builder wrapped up in a Wordpress plugin.
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Everything you wanted to know about WordPress 3.0 Menu Management
With the upcoming 3.0 release, WordPress is introducing a new user interface to help manage navigation menus, which simply means you’ll get a new page with some tools on it to help you add, delete, and arrange links.WordPress Hooks and Filters
The most popular topic of discussion at the moment, amongst web designers anyway, is undoubtedly responsive web design. This is in response to the popularity, over the past couple of years, of visitors opting to use a mobile device of some sort (Android, iPhone, iPad..) to access their favorite web sites. Just to give you a quick overview, responsive web design allows you to offer a specific and optimised screen size layout that is based on whatever device (mobile, tablet…) the visitor uses.